Al-amin Hossain
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Dreamer | Explorer | Creating my own story one day at a time.
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The successful freelancer story
The Freelancer's Leap Ravi sat at his cramped desk, the fan overhead humming a lazy rhythm as the afternoon heat pressed against the walls of his rented room. It had been six months since he graduated with a degree in computer science, and yet, here he was — jobless, restless, and constantly scrolling through job portals that never seemed to have room for someone with no experience.
By Al-amin Hossain 10 months ago in Education
The Dangerous ocean,full story.
Ocean The Secret Under the Waves is the title. Maya had always felt a pull toward the ocean. Growing up in a small coastal town, the sea was her backyard and her best friend. Maya spent her afternoons collecting shells, chasing crabs, and talking to the waves as if they could hear her while the other kids played in parks or watched cartoons. Amma, Amma's grandmother, used to say that the ocean had a soul. “If you listen closely,” she would whisper, “it’ll speak to you. It conceals tales that no book can reveal. Maya never forgot those words. Years passed, and Maya’s connection with the sea only deepened. She studied marine biology, fascinated by coral reefs, mysterious sea creatures, and the delicate balance of underwater life. After graduation, she returned home and took a job with a local conservation group. Their mission was to protect a nearby coral reef, one that had begun to suffer from pollution and illegal fishing. Maya went alone in a small boat one morning to check on the reef after a storm had swept through the night. The sea was calm now, the sky a soft blue, and the air smelled of salt and possibility. She was greeted by peaceful silence, the kind that only exists below the surface, as she dove into the water with her gear. She swam deeper, passing familiar coral formations and colorful fish schools. But a shimmer coming from below caught her eye. She pushed past layers of seaweed and rock to reach a hidden cave, following the flicker in curiosity. She had never seen it before. Heart pounding with a mix of fear and wonder, Maya swam inside. Light from the surface danced on the cave walls, revealing ancient carvings — symbols of fish, waves, and stars. In the center of the cave was a massive stone covered in glowing algae, and on it lay a small conch shell, polished and gleaming. Maya reached for the shell, and the moment her fingers touched it, the water around her vibrated softly. It wasn’t threatening — it felt… alive. As she held the shell close to her ear, just as Amma had taught her as a child, she heard more than just the usual ocean sound. She heard a voice. In feelings, not words: sadness, longing, and a cry for help. Images filled her mind: the dying reef, turtles tangled in nets, coral turning ghost-white. Just as Amma had said, the ocean was speaking. Maya emerged with a shell in her hand, determined despite her shock. She was aware of her obligation. From that day, Maya became a force of nature herself. She set up a campaign to raise awareness, recruited volunteers, and collaborated with the fishermen in the area to develop sustainable methods. She showed children how to respect the sea, to see it not as something to be used, but as something to be loved. Word of her work spread, and soon marine biologists, divers, and even tourists came to learn from her and help. The color of the corals returned, fish returned in large numbers, and sea turtles once more found safe passages through the water as the reef began to heal over time. Maya often returned to the cave, placing the shell gently on the stone and listening. With each visit, the ocean’s message grew warmer, filled with gratitude. She knew she had become its voice — the bridge between the land and the deep. Years later, children would ask her if the ocean really spoke to her. Maya would smile and say, “It speaks to everyone. You just have to listen with more than your ears.” And as the waves crashed gently onto the shore, it was easy to believe the ocean had a soul — and that Maya had become its guardian.
By Al-amin Hossain 10 months ago in Earth
Top 10 earning site,the story of earning website
Here's a 600-word summary of the top 10 earning websites in the world, based on their revenue and business model: --- Top 10 Earning Websites – A 600-Word Summary In the digital age, websites have evolved beyond informational platforms into powerful money-making engines. The top-earning websites in the world generate billions of dollars in revenue annually, driven by advertising, e-commerce, cloud services, subscriptions, and more. The top ten websites that make the most money and how they do it are summarized below. 1. Amazon, www.amazon.com With annual revenues exceeding $500 billion, Amazon is the undisputed global leader in e-commerce. Online product sales make up the majority of its revenue, but Amazon Web Services (AWS), which provides cloud computing solutions, also accounts for a significant portion. In addition, Amazon makes money from advertising, third-party seller services, and Prime memberships. 2. (Apple.com) Apple While Apple is known for its devices, its website plays a key role in generating revenue, especially through direct product sales, subscriptions (iCloud, Apple Music, Apple TV+), and services like the App Store. Apple makes hundreds of billions of dollars every year, with a growing share coming from sales of online and digital services. 3. Alphabet (google.com) Google, owned by Alphabet Inc., is the most visited website in the world. Its primary revenue source is digital advertising, including Google Ads and YouTube Ads, contributing over $300 billion annually. It also earns from cloud services, hardware, and Google Play Store. 4. Facebook (facebook.com) The majority of Meta Platforms' revenue comes from targeted digital advertising based on user data, which it owns and operates Facebook. With billions of monthly active users, Facebook alone generates over $100 billion per year, supported by ad placements across its platforms including Instagram and Messenger. 5. Alibaba (alibaba.com) China’s largest e-commerce platform, Alibaba, generates revenue through B2B, B2C, and C2C sales, with additional income from cloud computing, logistics, and digital media. Alibaba.com, Taobao, and Tmall are its core platforms, with a combined annual revenue of over $130 billion. 6. YouTube (youtube.com) Owned by Google, YouTube is the world’s most popular video-sharing website. It earns revenue through ads, YouTube Premium subscriptions, and content partnerships. Its advertising revenue alone contributes over $40 billion annually, making it one of the top digital content platforms. 7. Tencent (qq.com, wechat.com) Over $80 billion is generated annually by Tencent's websites, which support its gaming, social media, and content platforms. It owns QQ, WeChat, and a number of well-known video games. Revenue comes from ads, subscriptions, in-game purchases, and cloud services. 8. (www.netflix.com) Netflix Over 250 million people use Netflix, a global streaming service. It makes no money from advertising and only through subscription-based models. Annual revenues exceed $40 billion, fueled by original content and global expansion. 9. eBay (ebay.com) eBay is a major e-commerce platform focused on auctions and consumer-to-consumer sales. It earns by taking commissions on sales, advertising, and payment services via PayPal (formerly owned by eBay). Its yearly revenue ranges around $10 billion. 10. TikTok (tiktok.com) ByteDance's TikTok has quickly become one of the most profitable social media platforms. While the site itself focuses on content delivery, it earns through in-app purchases, advertisements, and brand partnerships. TikTok’s annual revenue has surpassed $20 billion and continues to grow. --- Conclusion These top-earning websites dominate their respective industries—ranging from e-commerce and advertising to cloud services and digital entertainment. Their success is largely driven by innovation, user engagement, and data monetization. As internet usage continues to grow, these websites are poised to remain at the forefront of the global digital economy. --- Let me know if you want this in a Word or PDF format, or if you'd like a shorter version.
By Al-amin Hossain 10 months ago in Education
